If you want to skip past the intro - Click Here: 04:11 As always there are links in the video description text box. There's also a new comedy skit available here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b8WTZ9182b-1oHk.html

I really hope they get off the ground. It is great to see high quality craftsmanship in today's disposable society.

5:55 I love the juxtaposition of such a gorgeous piece of craftsmanship and engineering being handled by a pair of good old Marigolds from the kitchen sink.

Honestly, I've seen people spend $1000 on worse things. This one will at least be quite unique.

How much I need this on a scale of 1 to 10 0 How much I want this on a scale of 1 to 10 11

Didn't expect to see a newly manufactured set of nixie tubes, interesting video

Nice to see someone in Ukraine manufacturing anything, really.

Techmoan is the Internet's resident nixie-tube-clock expert reviewer 😊. Great video once again. Your enthusiasm is contagious.

Gorgeous $1000 clock with hand made brand new nixie tubes, beautiful brushed alumin(i)um base, wifi and bluetooth connectivity, rgb lighting, and options and customization up the wazoo. Beeper ripped out of a tiger electronics handheld that was dug out of the bottom of a landfill being used for the alarm.

For $1000, you'd think they've have a nicer hourly chime.

I love Mat. He's probably the single most endearing KZfaq personality that I'm aware of. He never puts on heirs and has such wonderful enthusiasm for old formats that most of us "format junkies" can really learn a lot. Salt of the Earth gentleman. I'd watch "the silly puppets" if they had their own Netflix show, too!!! Bless you, Mat. You are a treasure.

The colour combination of the RGB LED and warm glow of the tubes is just gorgeous! I could watch it for hours.

needs an ambient light sensor so it can auto-dim... otherwise REALLY nice

It's good to see this classic make a comeback. I hope the company does well.

The quality looks really good and very beautiful to look at. Marvellous craftsmanship. Well done that company!

Great and lovely channel. Without KZfaq and the internet 99,99% of the people never would have the chance to get to know of all these fascinating technical rarities

I went to their site and chatted a bit with Michael. I thought it had to be a chatbot because it said "hello, I'm not a robot, how can I help you". So I said, "all robots lie and say they aren't robots, that's how we know they actually are robots!" That started a fun conversation where he also insisted that robots don't make the tubes and they are made by hand and I ended up purchasing one of their nixi clocks. I let him know I found them via your channel.

nice to see an expensive luxury item that's stunningly well made, by hand, by experienced craftsman

That clock looks fantastic. Incredible work from such a small company! I hope they get to sell a few.

As he’s describing it, I’m thinking “cool, I might order one for my office” until he got to the $1000 price point. 😳 I totally get it though, now that I know the amount of work that went into making new tubes.

Love the nixies. While I was in the service on a submarine, the panels in the control room were all lit with nixies. When we went to "black out" in the control room, those were the only light we had. It made for a surreal feeling.

You know what they say about guys with big hands! They get fingerprints all over their nixi tubes.

I think Techmoan is one of the reason nixie tubes are coming back... great job !

I just finished making myself one of these from the medium sized tubes. I got into these because of your videos and I found that a good way to extend the life of the tubes is to add in a sound sensor. Thanks for making these awesome videos and inspiring us to revitalize these fun, outdated technology!

Watching Netflix: Skips intro Watching Techoan: Doesn’t skip intro

9:50 RIP headphone users You definitely deserve one of these clocks, I think you may have almost singlehandedly brought Nixie tubes back from the dead!

Thank you so much for all of your hard work! I love your channel!

I have a nixie tube multimeter (also made a video about it ...) and ever since i plugged it in I was in love with nixie tubes and then I went to my computer to search the interwebs for more but sadly I found out they weren't made anymore (the tubes not multimeters XD ) so hearing that there are folks who felt so passionate about nixie tubes that they started making em again is so awesome So much thanks for sharing this !!! And if the manufacturer ever reads this you guys are awesome !!! I would totally back the kickstater but I don't have access to that much money

I love that your wifi SSID is called WOPR. WarGames is such a great movie for every kid that grew up in the 80s with computers (for me, it was the C64 and then later the Amiga).

I’m watching this in school with my whole group in Hungary 🤣🤣🤘🤘

Pah the real thing we need are newly build Tefifon players and records.

Lovely item. I used to make valves for x-ray machines, so I do appreciate how much work goes into those.

In a dark room they would work like fire-light. Lovely.

This is a very beautiful clock, and great tubes, nice to see Ukrainian made stuff featured on Techmoan

There's a vid on YT of a chap making Nixie Tubes, the amount of time it takes and the individual steps to build them is quite astounding.

What a beautiful piece of craftsmanship. Very generous of them to send one. Six hours to make a single tube! I've always wanted a nixie clock and this is the company I will buy it from.

I love Nixie tunes and purchased my first clocks in Feb. I’ve housed one of them in an old Tornado (the plane) instrument panel and it looks ace.

I watched that their video a long time ago. I think I may have even mentioned it to you in the chat here before. Cool you are showing it now

Amazing it is Almost 2020. And tech from 100yrs+ Are Being Used , and to Produce them. Wow

You can certainly tell how much thought and craftsmanship went into this

Really nice piece of work they have done. The Craftsmanship is astounding.. making the new tubes.

I still don't get why people think that putting leds under nixie/normal tubes looks good. The wonderful amber glow is completely adequate

I didn't realize this was something no longer in production until recently. I might have to order a small one.

Thanks for linking the delicious noise from the end bit.

A beautiful clock. Those tubes are really lovely.

If I had a 1000 dollars for a clock, I’d get one without hesitation. This looks really nice.

Thank you, Techmoan, for a great upload. This clock is a thing of absolute beauty, so well done Millclock. I do hope that the manufacturers branch out into reproducing 1970s Lumitime clocks (the ones with the star bursts to the right of the time display) - I’d happily max out my credit card for one of those! 👍

Thanks to the tenacious engineers who create things!

The audio and particularly the video is very clear and sharp, it looks excellent.

I’m glad to live in the same world line as Techmoan

"provided free of charge by the manufacturer" for review and must be returned, or for review and yours to admire for life? If the later, then NICE ONE Sir TechMoan! :) Giggling at UPS guy grumbling as he troddled away with a rather heavy bag of change, hehe. Thanks for sharing your review and humour!

How awesome ! I love how they reincarnated this old-tech, it sure does look nice... :) Well done Millclock !

I recently discovered nixies from watching your previous videos, and I just ordered a clock with the old IN14 tubes. So cool about the new tubes! I hope that the price of the new tubes will go down and the variety will increase as they increase production. Keep up the good work Techmoan!

Could the recommendation of this video be the choice of Steins;Gate?

I have the IN-14 nixie tube clock from old soviet stocks which is also produced by Millclock. They are absolutly great for around 150 bucks. They even declared them as a present so that I dont needed to pay taxes. Great work! 😍

The fact that you suggested for us to skip the intro is just the best ever so good to get a break from the other youtubers that just go on and on and on. Have a like!

This is an awesome channel. One of the best installments in the series.

I hope more manufacturers start up as would love one of these at an affordable price!

The hexagons on the yellow gloves match up with the patterns in the nixies very nicely!

I've watched Dalibor Farny for a number of years... fascinating stuff!

Have you upgraded a camera, the interview parts are crisp with a nice soft background blur and excellent lighting 👍👍👍

I always get mixed emotions when i watch your channel as you feature either old school tech or new-old tech that you cant get or its so expensive i cant aford lol, but i do thank you for showing it all and i do appreciate all that you do.

I Love how much higher quality your videos have become lately, It really has been a pleasure and is very much so still a great pleasure to watch :) Thanks for everything you share with us :)

I'm really happy you shared this. Thank you.

It's nice that they're making new ones again, I would have been kind of worried about NOS ones running out.

I’m speechless. Absolutely brilliant and amazing product but the price is out of my reach. One day

Always enjoy the videos! You got me into Laser Discs and HiFi setups.

Grate video. I use to play around with nixie tube in the 70 they were cheap back then. Make me wish I had keep them from back then. Thanks for sharing.

That alarm is jarring, I nearly thought my fire alarm went off.

Such a shame, I remember filling a skip with old lab equipment many years ago, all stuffed with Nixi tubes, if only I have saved them 😩

Gorgeous. Sadly out of my budget, but I would jump on it if I could. Love seeing new, handcrafted pieces like this.

Absolutely fabulous clock... What a nice piece of tech! Being it a fully handmade object of such craftmanship i think it's worth the $1000. It's something only a few people like, just like very expensive watches etc. Thanks for showing it to us.

Lovely thing apart from the alarm which sounds like a cheap multimeter continuity beeper. It needs something a bit more elegant to match with the clock. T

"it's me, the organization got a copy of the device, john titor and the ibm computer must be close. awaiting instructions. EL PSY- KONGROO!"

These clocks are beautiful and especially the tubes! I’m glad someone is still making Nixie tubes even if I may never be able to afford one.

That's a beautifully made nixie. Menus and app well throught out, looks like these guys are setting the standard. All of the newly made nixie are expensive but really high quality build.

gods I wish I had the money for this, I'd love to have this as my bed side clock

Shouldn't you also rotate the tubes? Seeing how for example the first will only use 0 1 and 2.

Thank you, I really enjoyed seeing these clocks.

You light the frames you’re talking to the camera in so well!

Given its immense brightness, it needs an ambient light sensor system. They could hide some photosensors in the base of the seconds digit and give the tube itself a bit of an off-time whenever the digit switches. Simultaneously the accompanying LED coud be disabled for a couple milliseconds, and a brightness reading taken. Subsequently, the brightness of the digits can be adjusted to the ambient light. Another thing to work on, i don't think the sound is appropriate for a product this expensive. I believe it needs an electromechanical bell for it to make more pleasant, less beepy sounds. Another alternative would be a speaker and ability to use your own wav files. Certainly the task of invisibly hiding a speaker in this base is not an easy one, but i believe it's possible, it can have feet that would offset it from desk surface by just about 1mm and a downfiring arrangement, and 3D printed or machined acoustical chamber elements can be hidden within to shape the response - it's not at all easy, there is a lot of experimentation required to get something decent out of it, there's not a lot of data you can even measure about small speakers, as the Thiele-Small parameters go haywire for them, so typical acoustic engineering estimates become pretty much impossible, but it seems that something can be accomplished in this direction. I am not the target audience for the clock, it is definitely not affordable for me. I'm merely imagining what i'd want for the outlay, as a sort of product design exercise.

Sony releasing 40th anniversary Walkman......downside, it is actually an MP3 player disguised as a cassette player

That thing is bloody gorgeous.

They are very nice tubes, well worth the money when you consider the amount of time it takes to manufacture each one. Shame i could never afford one, but if i could i would certainly get one, really nice to see old tech being produced once more with such good quality.

i still have a nixie project i have to finish :P But these do look nice though.

Can you do side by side comparison with clocks from Dalibor? That would be interesting video.

I absolutely love nixies & vfd tubes. I’ve got two watches from nixoidstore & they are showstoppers. Most people think I’m wearing some kind of health monitor on my wrist until I hit the button and light it up. Then it’s all ooohs & ahhhs. Definitely my favorite piece of technology.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Wonderful to see these back.

1:26 AM in México, and I still going to watch this video. Nice

Out of my budget but what a lovely clock.

The quality of your reviews and videos is why they sent you a $1000 clock. They sent it to the right guy and they know it.

Well done millclock, very high quality piece you should be very proud.

Fabulous Mat. These are truly aspirational. Sadly, no matter how much I aspire, I'll never be be able to afford one.

Great clock! But the alarm should be a klaxon.

I quite like the soft fade in and out of the numerals on your original tubes, I hope they can add it in as a feature on their clocks!

An absolutely beautiful clock and it's awesome to see them making tubes as well but the only thing that turns me off from buying this clock is the lack of dimming. Even a night mode that would dim would be wonderful. My current Nixie clock has an ambient light sensor and adjust the brightness accordingly

I hope they'll release a version without the seconds as a slightly more affordable option!

Oh yes a new vid just in time for breakfast!

It's because of you that I know these exist at all. I'd never heard of Nixie. It's no surprise they are making a comeback - demand, uh, demands it. Lots of people want these things because they are the coolest clock in the world. Not to mention it instantly gives you +50 to your geek cred.

I would have liked to see more of the video of them making the tubes. They're little works of art!